240-Hr. PA Broker Pre-Licensing Complete Package

It is integral to understand the appraisal process for residential real estate. Learn the three approaches to valuation. This real estate pre-license online course fulfills 30 of the 240 hours of education required in Pennsylvania to qualify to take the real estate broker licensing exam. Highlights include: Real Estate Appraisal Principles and Practices, Markets for Residential Real Estate, Data Analysis in Regards to Appraisal, and Site Description and Analysis.

Become a better and more effective broker by gaining further insight into commercial real estate. This real estate pre-license online course fulfills 30 of the 240 hours of education required in Pennsylvania to qualify to take the state broker licensing exam. Highlights include: Commercial Leases, Environmental Regulations, Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act (ILSFDA), Commercial Real Estate Principles and the Brownfield Economic Redevelopment Initiative. Please note that no hours of Civil Rights Law and Equal Opportunity in Housing are included in this course.

Fair housing, environmental hazards, and risk management strategies are issues for every real estate licensee. Knowing and adhering to fair housing law will help avoid violations and ensure equal access to housing. Understanding environmental hazards—both indoors and outdoors—helps licensees protect buyers from making costly mistakes. And appropriate risk management techniques can protect the brokerage (its reputation and license) and those it serves.

This 15-hour course for Pennsylvania broker license applicants reduces risk for licensees and those they serve, specifically covering the areas of fair housing, environmental issues, and risk management techniques at the organizational and transactional level, and emphasizing the importance of a robust policies and procedures manual and errors and omissions insurance.

Note: Completion of this course may count towards continuing education hours. This course has been approved for the 2024-2026 two-hour mandatory fair housing topic. The remaining course hours count as CE elective credit.

This course provides 45 hours of instruction in real estate finance topics relevant to Pennsylvania real estate broker license applicants. Topics include sources of mortgage funds, government influences on the financial market, the anatomy of finance instruments, loan types, the mortgage lending process, and defaults and foreclosures.

This course provides 30 hours of instruction in real estate investment relevant to Pennsylvania real estate broker license applicants. The course covers the fundamentals of investing in the real estate market, the pros and cons of real estate investing, forms of ownership, analysis and feasibility studies, tax laws affecting real estate investments, and financing options available to investors. The course also examines real estate investment by property types: residential, commercial, industrial, and other opportunities.

This 30-hour course for Pennsylvania broker license applicants takes students through the sales transaction cycle. As we take you from prospecting to negotiating to closing (and all the steps in between), we’ll also review federal and Pennsylvania laws that may affect the transaction.

This 30-hour course covers real estate law concepts required for Pennsylvania real estate broker license applicants. Students will complete activities related to ownership and interests, contract law, the real estate transaction process, and leases. License, fair housing, antitrust, and agency laws will also be discussed, along with licensee liability.

This course provides 30 hours of instruction in real estate brokerage and office management topics required of all applicants for a broker license in Pennsylvania. Topics include planning and organization of a brokerage business, operational policies and procedures, records and controls recruitment, selection and training of personnel and real estate business analysis. The course also includes the pros and cons of running a brokerage and outlook and trends in the real estate industry.